This highly proliferation-resistant mode of fuel production, as distinct from a reprocessing dominated path via fast breeder reactors (FBR), can bring great acceptability to the enterprise of nuclear fuel production, and insure that scarcity of naturally available U235 fuel does not throttle expansion of nuclear energy.
No apoptosis was detected in A-549 cells, confirming that A-549 cells are resistant to this mode of cell death (Lawrence et al, 2001; Stuschke et al, 2002).
There remains therefore, a small subgroup of patients who are resistant to current modes of therapy.
Another therapeutic problem common in tumours is the hypoxic cells at the core that are often resistant to traditional modes of therapy.
Our results with HER2-VIA provide a basis for developing new classes of HER2 signaling inhibitors for patients that are resistant to current modes of therapy.
E. faecalis recovered from newly organic and conventional farms expressed acquired resistance against a mode number of one and three antibiotics, respectively, and E. faecium from newly organic and conventional farms were resistant against a mode number of one and four antibiotics, respectively.
Additionally, the sequentially annealed cohort appeared to be more resistant to fatigue damage modes, namely delamination.
Physicians are very powerful actors who can easily be resistant to changing practice modes if they do not see a clear and immediate advantage to doing so.
Target-site resistance confers resistance to a single herbicide mode of action, whereas non-target-site resistance may result in complex patterns of cross-resistance rendering populations resistant to multiple modes of action (Powles and Yu 2010).
Homodyne is a typical measurement choice in interferometer experiments, as well as being a single mode measurement, likely resistant to photon loss, detector efficiency, and phase drift.
However, mutant strains deficient in efflux pumps and hypersusceptible to fluconazole when grown in a planktonic mode retained a resistant phenotype during biofilm growth.
